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Ml doty y FIAMLIN COUNTY TBIIME - A. L. BAUMGAltTNEH, Editor and Propr. THE NEWS THE TRIBUNE WANTS IT THE TRIBUNE GIVES IT. riUCE ONE DOLLAli A YEAB. VOLUME 43. UNION, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1907. " NUMBER 5. B H S a H H H H a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a J a a WE ARE HEADQUARTERS ij FOR Lace Curtains Window Shades Portiers Carpets Rugs of all kinds. Come and inspect our stock. Busch Bros. UNION, MO, a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a. a a a a a a a a t tn..? ti . Tflrl ft .tn r i. bi iviniui j in ifuaniiflii i u Jy A IJLVr JUL M. V W i We have just received a new lot of ladies' and children's Summer Hats and arc offering them at very 16w prices. Children's hats r0i and up. Ladies' and Misses' hats !)."c. and up in latest styles. Long gloves 10 cents. Tailored Garments ordered and guaranteed. MISSES FITZGERALD & I.OVERCIIECK GERALD, mo. I We invite Your 1 rade 3 : HEN ifc so happens that you aro too l)iisy to re-it mind your far-a-way friends j-j with a letter, that you are yet on earth, send them a suita-$ Ho postcard. I have the finest line in b rankun county. 1 i Paul J. Mueller UNION. MO. MY line of stationery com- 5 prises ink, pens, penhold-ers, inkstands, pencils, eras- h ers, rulers, tablets, etc. My prices an; consistent with first- J? class goods. (Jive me a trial and be convinced. Emmert Mueller ft UNION, MO. WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT. ft chool Furniture i st Chas A. Cole has the agency of the Union School Fur- jl ni siting Co. of Chicago. He can fnruish anything in the 5J line of School Furnituro, Libraries and Supplies, Office and Assembly Chairs, Church and OflieeFurniture. J( EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOLS Blackboard of all kinds, yt Maps, Globes, Charts, etc. The famous "Superior Automatic j School Desk" the best in the world. 5 PRICES THE LOWEST-Call on or address Chah A. Cole, l Union, Mo., when in need of anything for Schools. Every- Jf thing suaranteed. FREE 8 in California Wine. rKECJ With every Gallon of S2.00 Whiskey 1 misvrt nf California wine will he riven J absolutely free. - I A. Kramolowsky, "Wholesale Liquor Dealer. ! FARM LANDS t Improved and Unimproved For Sab at a Bargain. If you are looldng for improved or unimproved farm or timber lauds write for my list aud prices. If you have a farm for sale list it with me and I will quickly find you a buyer. W. D. THOMPSON ROBERTSVILLE, MO. I Etlah Echoes. Miss Louisa Sehaefer is spending her vacation at home. Mrs. J. M. Kunz spent si few days visiting relatives and friends at Hartsburs:. A few friends were pleasantly entertained by the Misses Schaefer Sunday evening. Wm. Steiner and II. AV. Becker were calling on Berger friends, Sunday evening. Don't forget the picnic the 22nd of this month. The Sunday School invites everybody to attend. Church services will be conduct ed at the school house next Sunday by Kev. Schutts of St. Louis. Albert Oberworlmann returned home the latter part of last week from a business trip to Gerald. A number of relatives and friends were entertained at the home of Theodore Menke, Saturday evening. Our road overseer, Mr. Kunz, has been very busy getting the new county road, from this place to .New Haven, m order. The road will soon be open to travel. Wallace Zeilee and Miss Louisa Kropp came up from St. Louis on the excursion, Sunday. They spent the day at the home of Miss Kropp and were accompanied home to the city by Miss Ella Kropp. St. Albans Sayings. Miss Thusnelda Kochs spent several days in St. Louis last week. Ernst Hoerle was in St. Louis several days last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav (Jrauer were guests of Mrs. E. Hoerle, Sunday. Victor Smith and family of Oak-field spent Sunday at the home of Win. Pohlig. Mrs. Oscar Scheer and sons of Oakficld spent Sunday with the family of ( has Becker. Mrs. Fred I.osenbuum and her niece, Miss Ida Krienkamp, visited Mrs. Chas. Pohlig, last Wednesday.Mrs. John IV'aher and children visited her sister, Mrs. D. Williams, at Lonedell, several days last week. Mrs. Chas. Hardt and Miss Amanda Ifeipertz spent several days in St. Louis, lasjt week, visit ing relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keller of Un ion, Misses Pauline and Kate Goll- hofer, Clarence Pohlig, Wm. Goll-hofer and Miss Mamie Pohlig, and Aug. Lenz of St. Louis, were visit ors at the home of Chas. Pohlig, Sunday. Champion City. Several friends called on Miss Christine Gleize, Sunday. J. B. Trautwein made a busi- ness'trip to Gerald Friday. Miss Winnie Gieblcr called on Miss Nellie Brantner, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Trautwein visited at F. E. Wenkel's, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wahl and fam ily visited at J. B. Trautwein" s, Sunday. Bev. Winters filled his regular appointment at the M. E. church Sunday. Chas Gehlauf .and family of El- mont were visiting relatives here, Sunday. Miss Ellen Bailey and Miss Sel-nia Trautv'eiu were guests in Gerald, Friday. Two men passed through this burg with an automobile, Sunday, en route to St. Louis. Hy. Butler was called to Belle, Mo., one day last week, on account of the illness of his uncle. Mrs. Sam Otic and children of Gerald were visiting friends and relatives, here, a few days. J. H. Uthmann and family and Mrs. Sam Otte and children of Gerald visited at Wm. Johanning's, Sunday. Teachers' Examination. The regular teachers' examination will be held in the Union public school building, June 21-22, 1907, and subjects will be given at the time indicated below: FBI DAY. Geography 8 a. Grammar !) a. Algebra 10 a. Spelling 1:30 p. Language 2 p. Arithmetic 2:30 p. Literature i pi SATUBDAY. Beading 8 a. Civil Government 8:30 a. U. S History 9:30 a. Advanced Science 10:30 a. Physiology 1:30 p. m Pedagogy 2:30 p. m Advanced History 1 p. A. F. Bortjekg, C. C. TlIUDIUM, Cu.vs A. Cole, County Board of Education Notice to IluiltCTH. Walbert Notes. Mrs. F. C. Birch is on the sick list. Miss Lydia Bowland has returned home from Cuba. Gus. Cunningham made a trip to Union Saturday, returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Cunio visited at P. X. Hutton's last Sunday. Jas. Shaw has jinade no noticeable improvement since last week. Mrs. John Otte has been very sick but has commenced to improve.Mr and Mrs. Henry Lindenieyer of Leslie attended the funeral here, Sunday. Jas. Benick has several carpenters at work on his new store building. The Mr. Kampschroeders failed to land a large Fish last week. Try again, boys. A large crowd attended the funeral of the little daughter of Mr. and MI'S. J. E. Cole at New Friendship cemetery, last Sunday. Brush Creek Bits. Mrs. Carlson and children spent Sunday at Nelse Johnson's. Bichard Kalb of St. James is spending the week with his cousins.Mr. aud Mrs. Johnson and chil dren visited at Henry lliatte's last Sunday. Mrs. W. Nichols and Master Elmer spent last Sunday with Miss Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beasley of Moselle attended Sunday School here last Sunday. Miss Lora Wall of St. Louis spent the first of the week with her sisrer, jirs. jonn jioore. Mrs. John Hurtgen and Master Max, of Hillsboro, visited relatives and friends here last week, After spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Kalb left last Sunday for her home in St James, Mo. Gildchouse Grist. Wanted. More dry weather. J. E. Niebruegge attended the services at the Presbj tcrian church in Union, Sunday. 0 Miss Pauline and Bobert Nie bruegge were visitors at the home of E. Mealer, Sunday afternoon. J. H. Wehr and daughters, Misses Sarah, Carrie, and Alvina, spent " ednesday in Av ashington Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Niebruegge spent Sunday with the latter' s mother, Mrs. A. Wiemann of Pike's Peak. Mrs. Sophia Bunga went to St. Louis the first of the week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hulett, who are the proud parents of a line baby girl, Mrs. J. P. Barrett and daugh ter, Miss Bessie, visited Mrs C. L. Brown Thursday, who, we are sorry to say, is still on the sick list. Drain Drift. The Tribune is only $1,00 a Year, m. in. in. m. m. in. m. in. 111. m. m. m. Wheat harvest will soon be here The farmers are busy plowing corn, this week. Miss Ida Panhorst is staying at A. H. Laaker's at present. O. F. and L. J. Laaker were visitors at Aug. II. Laaker's, Sun day. Picnic at Detmold, tomorrow, Saturday, to which everybody is welcome. Several of our young folks were on a fishing expedition last Sun day. We have not learned what success they had. The picnic given at the Evan gelical church near this place on Monday, June 3, was a success, socially and financially. A number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Fritz Storck and spent a few hours in pleasant conversation last Sun-da v afternoon t How People Lose Their Money B Y CONCEALING it about their persons; by stowing it away in mugs, jugs and iars: by sewincr it un in skirts and ti-ks: by tucking it under the couches and carpets, in cupboards and bureau drawers; these are some of the ways by which people lose their money and sometimes THEIR LIVES. How People Save Their Money B serv Y DEPOSITING it in a good, reliable bank. Confident that this bank fully meets the public needs, wo tender its rices to all who believe in keeping on the SAFE SIDE. ' The Bank of UNION. MO. 4 ;CXBSX9Wrfi5QPl $-4P44H M ZDC SS WHY YOU SHOULD INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE Missouri State Life Insurance Co. OF SX. LOUIS. 4 BhCAUbE When you do, your premiums are re-invested right at home in the best of approved securities only. BECAUSE That almost sixteen million dol- - lars left Missouri alone last year for premiums proinp: to foreign life insurance companies. If that amount were invested annually in Missouri real estate farm loans it would moan a great help tp the financial standing of Missouri. BECAUSE If you die during this time they will return to your hairs, administrators or assigns all the money, you have saved for them, besides the largest rate of interest in the world perhaps 5 or 6,000 per cent. BEOAUSE Every policy in the Missouri State Life Ins. Co. is Registered1 in the Insurance Department of Missouri, showing you that the full legal reserve which is the casli value from -year to year is held by the Great State of Missouri in approved securities bearing not less than 3 per cent compound int. BECAUSE That instead of the interest earn-- ings bearing 3 per cent last year as required by law they were more than 7 1-4 per cent, the largest earned by any Life Ins. Co. BECAUSE The Missouri State Life Ins. Co. vrill write you any kind of a policy you want and the most liberal of any company in the U. S. consistent with safety. BECAUSE The Missouri State Life Ins. Co. - will, if you pay them a small per cent annually as a premium of 2 to 5 per cent, insure your life and pay you your interest earnings on the money you pay them as such premiums, either at the end of each year, 5 years, 10 years, or "0 years, as you may choose. BECAUSE If you pay them this premium for say a period of 15 or J0 years they will return you all the money you have paid them besides a fair rate of compound interest after having insured your life for same period. BECAUSE When you have a policy in the Missouri State Life you have the Best that Money can Buy. BECAUSE There can be no speculation with - tho money you pay them for premiums as each and every loan must be approved by the state department of insurance. You have the privilega of examining them at any time. A list of loans sent on application. BECAUSE That if the Missouri State Life ; Ins. Co. can show you that they can do as well by you as any foreign organization and will re-invest your money right-at home then you should patronize them. All they ask is a square deal. You expect the same of others. This company was organized in 1892. Any information as to plans, rates, &c, will be gladly furnished you on application to the home office or to Reliable Agents Wanted. F. A. FAHRNER, Gen'I Agt., Union, Mo. Buy your screen doors anJ windows at Busch Bros, Prof. Hick's Weather Forecasts. . The weather forecasts of Ilev. Irl 11. Hicks of St. Louis, Mo., arc everywhere recognized as the most accurate known, ng much bei orme reliable than the weather bureau or other predictions. They are invaluable for farmers or those who have any outdoor work or business affected by the weather. Prof. Hick's great almanac for 1907 has been issued several months and is now in general circulation. The company still has some in stock, however, and can fill orders at the regular irice, 23 cents. Prof. Hicks also edits a fine monthly magazine entitled "Word and Works." It not only contains his weather forecasts with explanations but also astronomical diagrams, articies on popular astron omy, a home department edited by a 3Iissouri lady and a great deal of other family reading matter. The price of "Word and Works" and a copy of the almanacs is $1.00. A sample copy of Word and Works will be mailed you for 5 cents. Send your order to Word and Works Publishing Co., 2201Lqcust St. St. Louis, Ma. Xo hunting allowed on my preni-jses, lor one year. H. Outers. A Good Hair-Food Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula, is a genuine hair-food. It feeds, nourishes, builds up, strengthens, invigorates. The hair grows, more rapidly, keeps soft and smooth, and all dandruff disappears. Aid nature a little. Give your hair a good hair-food. Does not change the color of the hair. ijers Formula with Moh bottl Show it to your doctor . Ask him about it, then do as ho says You need not hesitate about usihg this new Hair Vigorfrom any fear of its changing the color of your hair. The new Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents premature grayness, but does not change the color of the hair even to the slightest degree. XXada by tee 3. C. Aytr Co., Z6vn, Km, ' mj A n automobile magazine asserts that "the possession of a motor car is not necessarily the proof of great wealth." And the fact is that the possession of one is oftentimes the cause of great poverty. If you will make inquiry it will be a revelation to you how many .succumb to. kidney or bladder troubles in one form or another. If the patient is not beyoud medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. It never disappoints. Edward luench, Registered Stock FOR SALE. Six young bulls at a bargain, al so Berkshire hogs and Shorthorn cattle at reasonable prices. Chas. L. Busch, WASHINGTON, MO. Dr. I. S. MILLS Veterinary SurgeottoaH Will treat all diseases of horses and (tattle. Ppl-mnnpntlv Innnfnt .. u.. U L 1 - V III Union, Mo. Office at Vitt & Son's uvery siaDie. Offlcc Phone 12. Home Phono 15, W. L. COLE ATTORKEY-AT-UW, Office in the Court House. UNIOX, MO. jiunn. tiiai tg kind 0 Jonathan Erni y'.civs; rit'AH 1 ax. twin i . DEALER IN General"; Merchandise The b,iglest prices, paid for country produce. JEFFKIESTjUIJG, MO. America's Greatest Weekly. THE TOLEDO BLADE TOLEDO, OHIO. The Best Known Xewper in the United states. CIRCULATION 185,000, POPULAR IN EVERY STATE. In many respects the Toledo Rlado Is the most remarkable weekly newspaper published in the United States. U is the only newspaper especiallv edited for National circulation, it has had the largest circulation for more years than anv newspaper printed in America. Furthermore, it is the cheapest newspaper in th world, as will be explained to any person Mho will write us for terms. The News of the world so arranjje. that busy people ean inoro easily comprehend, than by reading cumer-some columns of dailies. All cu-. rent topics made plain in each Is Im by special editorial matter w .?), from Inception down to d' rXi only paper published esp- cia,jv V people who do or do n- ' fcl.a.Uy,lor newspapers, and , .hi At for " tnota Ti.u? ?tnirM for plain en bv th 111 nnw tmu "v. iiw,uw yeany subscribers, and 5 t jjT , " ttU pariBoi uie U. . 1 In addition to the news, the . Blade j publishes short and serial stories, and many departments of matter suited to every member of the family. I Ouly one dollar a year. Write for rreo specimen copy. Adress I THE II LADE. I Toledo 0-nftn DolVItt's !Sf Salve For PH, Bupnss Sores. Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation. Pleasant to tafte fWR Laxative Mt Syrup Cleanses the system thoroughly and, clears sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. It is guaranteed FOR SALE BY EDW. 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Ml doty y FIAMLIN COUNTY TBIIME - A. L. BAUMGAltTNEH, Editor and Propr. THE NEWS THE TRIBUNE WANTS IT THE TRIBUNE GIVES IT. riUCE ONE DOLLAli A YEAB. VOLUME 43. UNION, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1907. " NUMBER 5. B H S a H H H H a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a J a a WE ARE HEADQUARTERS ij FOR Lace Curtains Window Shades Portiers Carpets Rugs of all kinds. Come and inspect our stock. Busch Bros. UNION, MO, a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a. a a a a a a a a t tn..? ti . Tflrl ft .tn r i. bi iviniui j in ifuaniiflii i u Jy A IJLVr JUL M. V W i We have just received a new lot of ladies' and children's Summer Hats and arc offering them at very 16w prices. Children's hats r0i and up. Ladies' and Misses' hats !)."c. and up in latest styles. Long gloves 10 cents. Tailored Garments ordered and guaranteed. MISSES FITZGERALD & I.OVERCIIECK GERALD, mo. I We invite Your 1 rade 3 : HEN ifc so happens that you aro too l)iisy to re-it mind your far-a-way friends j-j with a letter, that you are yet on earth, send them a suita-$ Ho postcard. I have the finest line in b rankun county. 1 i Paul J. Mueller UNION. MO. MY line of stationery com- 5 prises ink, pens, penhold-ers, inkstands, pencils, eras- h ers, rulers, tablets, etc. My prices an; consistent with first- J? class goods. (Jive me a trial and be convinced. Emmert Mueller ft UNION, MO. WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT. ft chool Furniture i st Chas A. Cole has the agency of the Union School Fur- jl ni siting Co. of Chicago. He can fnruish anything in the 5J line of School Furnituro, Libraries and Supplies, Office and Assembly Chairs, Church and OflieeFurniture. J( EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOLS Blackboard of all kinds, yt Maps, Globes, Charts, etc. The famous "Superior Automatic j School Desk" the best in the world. 5 PRICES THE LOWEST-Call on or address Chah A. Cole, l Union, Mo., when in need of anything for Schools. Every- Jf thing suaranteed. FREE 8 in California Wine. rKECJ With every Gallon of S2.00 Whiskey 1 misvrt nf California wine will he riven J absolutely free. - I A. Kramolowsky, "Wholesale Liquor Dealer. ! FARM LANDS t Improved and Unimproved For Sab at a Bargain. If you are looldng for improved or unimproved farm or timber lauds write for my list aud prices. If you have a farm for sale list it with me and I will quickly find you a buyer. W. D. THOMPSON ROBERTSVILLE, MO. I Etlah Echoes. Miss Louisa Sehaefer is spending her vacation at home. Mrs. J. M. Kunz spent si few days visiting relatives and friends at Hartsburs:. A few friends were pleasantly entertained by the Misses Schaefer Sunday evening. Wm. Steiner and II. AV. Becker were calling on Berger friends, Sunday evening. Don't forget the picnic the 22nd of this month. The Sunday School invites everybody to attend. Church services will be conduct ed at the school house next Sunday by Kev. Schutts of St. Louis. Albert Oberworlmann returned home the latter part of last week from a business trip to Gerald. A number of relatives and friends were entertained at the home of Theodore Menke, Saturday evening. Our road overseer, Mr. Kunz, has been very busy getting the new county road, from this place to .New Haven, m order. The road will soon be open to travel. Wallace Zeilee and Miss Louisa Kropp came up from St. Louis on the excursion, Sunday. They spent the day at the home of Miss Kropp and were accompanied home to the city by Miss Ella Kropp. St. Albans Sayings. Miss Thusnelda Kochs spent several days in St. Louis last week. Ernst Hoerle was in St. Louis several days last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav (Jrauer were guests of Mrs. E. Hoerle, Sunday. Victor Smith and family of Oak-field spent Sunday at the home of Win. Pohlig. Mrs. Oscar Scheer and sons of Oakficld spent Sunday with the family of ( has Becker. Mrs. Fred I.osenbuum and her niece, Miss Ida Krienkamp, visited Mrs. Chas. Pohlig, last Wednesday.Mrs. John IV'aher and children visited her sister, Mrs. D. Williams, at Lonedell, several days last week. Mrs. Chas. Hardt and Miss Amanda Ifeipertz spent several days in St. Louis, lasjt week, visit ing relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keller of Un ion, Misses Pauline and Kate Goll- hofer, Clarence Pohlig, Wm. Goll-hofer and Miss Mamie Pohlig, and Aug. Lenz of St. Louis, were visit ors at the home of Chas. Pohlig, Sunday. Champion City. Several friends called on Miss Christine Gleize, Sunday. J. B. Trautwein made a busi- ness'trip to Gerald Friday. Miss Winnie Gieblcr called on Miss Nellie Brantner, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Trautwein visited at F. E. Wenkel's, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wahl and fam ily visited at J. B. Trautwein" s, Sunday. Bev. Winters filled his regular appointment at the M. E. church Sunday. Chas Gehlauf .and family of El- mont were visiting relatives here, Sunday. Miss Ellen Bailey and Miss Sel-nia Trautv'eiu were guests in Gerald, Friday. Two men passed through this burg with an automobile, Sunday, en route to St. Louis. Hy. Butler was called to Belle, Mo., one day last week, on account of the illness of his uncle. Mrs. Sam Otic and children of Gerald were visiting friends and relatives, here, a few days. J. H. Uthmann and family and Mrs. Sam Otte and children of Gerald visited at Wm. Johanning's, Sunday. Teachers' Examination. The regular teachers' examination will be held in the Union public school building, June 21-22, 1907, and subjects will be given at the time indicated below: FBI DAY. Geography 8 a. Grammar !) a. Algebra 10 a. Spelling 1:30 p. Language 2 p. Arithmetic 2:30 p. Literature i pi SATUBDAY. Beading 8 a. Civil Government 8:30 a. U. S History 9:30 a. Advanced Science 10:30 a. Physiology 1:30 p. m Pedagogy 2:30 p. m Advanced History 1 p. A. F. Bortjekg, C. C. TlIUDIUM, Cu.vs A. Cole, County Board of Education Notice to IluiltCTH. Walbert Notes. Mrs. F. C. Birch is on the sick list. Miss Lydia Bowland has returned home from Cuba. Gus. Cunningham made a trip to Union Saturday, returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Cunio visited at P. X. Hutton's last Sunday. Jas. Shaw has jinade no noticeable improvement since last week. Mrs. John Otte has been very sick but has commenced to improve.Mr and Mrs. Henry Lindenieyer of Leslie attended the funeral here, Sunday. Jas. Benick has several carpenters at work on his new store building. The Mr. Kampschroeders failed to land a large Fish last week. Try again, boys. A large crowd attended the funeral of the little daughter of Mr. and MI'S. J. E. Cole at New Friendship cemetery, last Sunday. Brush Creek Bits. Mrs. Carlson and children spent Sunday at Nelse Johnson's. Bichard Kalb of St. James is spending the week with his cousins.Mr. aud Mrs. Johnson and chil dren visited at Henry lliatte's last Sunday. Mrs. W. Nichols and Master Elmer spent last Sunday with Miss Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beasley of Moselle attended Sunday School here last Sunday. Miss Lora Wall of St. Louis spent the first of the week with her sisrer, jirs. jonn jioore. Mrs. John Hurtgen and Master Max, of Hillsboro, visited relatives and friends here last week, After spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Kalb left last Sunday for her home in St James, Mo. Gildchouse Grist. Wanted. More dry weather. J. E. Niebruegge attended the services at the Presbj tcrian church in Union, Sunday. 0 Miss Pauline and Bobert Nie bruegge were visitors at the home of E. Mealer, Sunday afternoon. J. H. Wehr and daughters, Misses Sarah, Carrie, and Alvina, spent " ednesday in Av ashington Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Niebruegge spent Sunday with the latter' s mother, Mrs. A. Wiemann of Pike's Peak. Mrs. Sophia Bunga went to St. Louis the first of the week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hulett, who are the proud parents of a line baby girl, Mrs. J. P. Barrett and daugh ter, Miss Bessie, visited Mrs C. L. Brown Thursday, who, we are sorry to say, is still on the sick list. Drain Drift. The Tribune is only $1,00 a Year, m. in. in. m. m. in. m. in. 111. m. m. m. Wheat harvest will soon be here The farmers are busy plowing corn, this week. Miss Ida Panhorst is staying at A. H. Laaker's at present. O. F. and L. J. Laaker were visitors at Aug. II. Laaker's, Sun day. Picnic at Detmold, tomorrow, Saturday, to which everybody is welcome. Several of our young folks were on a fishing expedition last Sun day. We have not learned what success they had. The picnic given at the Evan gelical church near this place on Monday, June 3, was a success, socially and financially. A number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Fritz Storck and spent a few hours in pleasant conversation last Sun-da v afternoon t How People Lose Their Money B Y CONCEALING it about their persons; by stowing it away in mugs, jugs and iars: by sewincr it un in skirts and ti-ks: by tucking it under the couches and carpets, in cupboards and bureau drawers; these are some of the ways by which people lose their money and sometimes THEIR LIVES. How People Save Their Money B serv Y DEPOSITING it in a good, reliable bank. Confident that this bank fully meets the public needs, wo tender its rices to all who believe in keeping on the SAFE SIDE. ' The Bank of UNION. MO. 4 ;CXBSX9Wrfi5QPl $-4P44H M ZDC SS WHY YOU SHOULD INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE Missouri State Life Insurance Co. OF SX. LOUIS. 4 BhCAUbE When you do, your premiums are re-invested right at home in the best of approved securities only. BECAUSE That almost sixteen million dol- - lars left Missouri alone last year for premiums proinp: to foreign life insurance companies. If that amount were invested annually in Missouri real estate farm loans it would moan a great help tp the financial standing of Missouri. BECAUSE If you die during this time they will return to your hairs, administrators or assigns all the money, you have saved for them, besides the largest rate of interest in the world perhaps 5 or 6,000 per cent. BEOAUSE Every policy in the Missouri State Life Ins. Co. is Registered1 in the Insurance Department of Missouri, showing you that the full legal reserve which is the casli value from -year to year is held by the Great State of Missouri in approved securities bearing not less than 3 per cent compound int. BECAUSE That instead of the interest earn-- ings bearing 3 per cent last year as required by law they were more than 7 1-4 per cent, the largest earned by any Life Ins. Co. BECAUSE The Missouri State Life Ins. Co. vrill write you any kind of a policy you want and the most liberal of any company in the U. S. consistent with safety. BECAUSE The Missouri State Life Ins. Co. - will, if you pay them a small per cent annually as a premium of 2 to 5 per cent, insure your life and pay you your interest earnings on the money you pay them as such premiums, either at the end of each year, 5 years, 10 years, or "0 years, as you may choose. BECAUSE If you pay them this premium for say a period of 15 or J0 years they will return you all the money you have paid them besides a fair rate of compound interest after having insured your life for same period. BECAUSE When you have a policy in the Missouri State Life you have the Best that Money can Buy. BECAUSE There can be no speculation with - tho money you pay them for premiums as each and every loan must be approved by the state department of insurance. You have the privilega of examining them at any time. A list of loans sent on application. BECAUSE That if the Missouri State Life ; Ins. Co. can show you that they can do as well by you as any foreign organization and will re-invest your money right-at home then you should patronize them. All they ask is a square deal. You expect the same of others. This company was organized in 1892. Any information as to plans, rates, &c, will be gladly furnished you on application to the home office or to Reliable Agents Wanted. F. A. FAHRNER, Gen'I Agt., Union, Mo. Buy your screen doors anJ windows at Busch Bros, Prof. Hick's Weather Forecasts. . The weather forecasts of Ilev. Irl 11. Hicks of St. Louis, Mo., arc everywhere recognized as the most accurate known, ng much bei orme reliable than the weather bureau or other predictions. They are invaluable for farmers or those who have any outdoor work or business affected by the weather. Prof. Hick's great almanac for 1907 has been issued several months and is now in general circulation. 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